Mikyla M. Naces
BSMT – II
MT 30 – F (lab)
MUSCLE TISSUE
Mammal striated muscle- is responsible mainly of voluntary movement and is usually found attaching to the bones in the body. It moves in contraction in coordination in order for the body to move in walking, lifting and running.
Striated Muscle, c.s – the cross-section sample will show you the muscles characteristic striations where you will most likely see bands of dark and light. These bands is a demonstration of the organized fibers in the muscle and are formed in the name of fascicles and is capable for force generation while movement and stability.
Striated muscle, l.s – as longitudinal sample shows, there is a presence of elongated fibers that are aligned in direction of the force transmission. This formation is capable of the efficient transmission of muscle contraction that maintains posture and movement.
Striated Muscle – in general, it is also called as the skeletal muscle and is responsible for body movement and posture as well as facial expressions. It is made up of multi nucleated fibers that contract as stimulated by nerve impulses where it generates force to move.